This is an older model and comes with some caveats. The only parts that come as yellow plastic is the v-fin, chest vents, and verniers. The tubes seen in yellow on the arms are actually light-grey. Anything else is a color-correcting sticker. Also, the beam saber blades are navy, not pink. Because of its unusual silhouette, it was fun to not know exactly which part I was putting together as I built. There are many large, single color light areas, almost requiring panel-lining to see any of the detail in the legs, rifle, or waist. Also, the images make parts of the model look black, but it's actually a dark navy. There are a couple of accent pieces on the rear skirt that fall off easily, I recommend gluing them. The transforming gimmick feels like it barely works, and could easily break some of the small latches that hold pieces in place in either form. The sub-arm is solidly built and is more flexible than the main arms of the model. It can hold a beam saber with a little tape if you have an accessory adapter from an action base. This model does come with a stand, though it's not adjustable. The hole on the bottom of the model is adjustable so it can also be the mounting point when the model is transformed, but it doesn't hold its position well, and the model can tip forward or back while attached to the stand. I move the legs to adjust the center of balance, and the posing looks a little silly as a result.

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